Personal details
- Height: 5′ 7″ (1.70 m)
- Birth Location: Pensacola, Florida, USA
- Children: (2 children) Kingston Saint Greer
- Parents: Donna Mixon
- Professions: Actress, Music Department, Soundtrack
Katy Mixon’s been around the Hollywood block, honestly. She kicked things off with some smaller roles—remember "The Quiet"? Not a huge blockbuster, but hey, everyone’s gotta start somewhere. By the time "Four Christmases" and "State of Play" rolled around, she’d started popping up on more people’s radar. But things really started rolling when she snagged that spot on "Eastbound & Down." That show was wild, and as the female lead, she held her own alongside a cast of absolute maniacs (in the best way possible). Then she jumped over to "Mike & Molly," playing Victoria Flynn. If you’ve caught even a single episode, you know she brought the chaos and charm—like, you could never quite predict what her character was going to say next. Honestly, she had some of the best lines on the show, no contest. But Mixon didn’t just stick to sitcoms. She took a couple sharp turns into darker territory, showing up in "Take Shelter" and "Drive Angry"—totally different vibe, a little gritty, a little intense. She even popped up in "Hell or High Water," which, let’s face it, is a modern classic. Oh, and she’s got some animation cred too—she lent her voice to "Minions," which, if you’ve got kids (or just a thing for weird little yellow guys), you’ve probably seen a hundred times. Most recently, she was front and center as Katie Otto on "American Housewife," running the show from 2016 to 2021. That role let her flex all her comedic muscles—snark, wit, and a whole lot of heart. Mixon’s career is basically a masterclass in range; she can do goofy, she can do dramatic, and she always keeps things interesting.
So, Gwen Stefani’s life got a little wild for a minute there—her daughter Elektra showed up just three days before her son Kingston turned one. Yeah, you read that right. Basically, she was juggling two newborns almost at the exact same time, which honestly sounds like some kind of chaotic circus act only rockstars and superheroes survive. Imagine trying to plan a birthday party for your kid while you’re literally still in the hospital with a brand new baby. That’s next-level parenting. And it’s not like Gwen was just chilling at home—she was still smack in the middle of her music career, balancing tour dates, red carpets, and, you know, diaper changes. Not the kind of timeline most people would sign up for, but she pulled it off. The timing’s wild: two kids under one year apart, both so close together you can’t even catch your breath between cake and baby bottles. Wild stuff.
Eastbound & Down is honestly one of those shows where you’re never really sure if you should be rooting for Kenny Powers or just shaking your head at him. The guy’s a washed-up major league pitcher with the kind of ego that could fill an entire stadium, but honestly, he’s hilarious. He struts back into his hometown, thinking he’s hot stuff, but ends up as a substitute P.E. teacher. Like, ouch. Half the time, Kenny’s just winging it, saying whatever pops into his head—which is probably why the dialogue feels so wild and unpredictable. The improv energy is strong, you know? Every episode is this insane mix of crude jokes, awkward situations, and moments where you kind of wonder if Kenny will ever get his act together. He’s surrounded by friends and family who either want to help him or just can’t get rid of him. It’s messy, loud, and weirdly addictive.
5′ 7″ (1.70 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Pensacola, Florida, USA
Yes, Kingston Saint Greer
Donna Mixon and Surekha